Sentence examples for Erased because from inspiring English sources

LSU just had a touchdown erased because of a celebration during an awesome fake punt.

"It's like this family has been erased because of one hurricane".

Writer tells all of the things that he wrote and then erased because they didn't work in the article.

But the Berlin Wall was so effectively erased because the people of Berlin took it down -- from both sides.

The Terrapins, who led at halftime, 6-4, had a fourth-quarter goal by Travis Reed erased because of a crease violation.

"The Colonel" describes a man who very nearly allowed Presley's recording of "Suspicious Minds" to be erased because he didn't control publishing rights to the song.

That's a misconception we work hard to erase because, in our experience, you're much more likely to sell to someone you already know.

Charles Barsotti I start with a small stack of paper, good paper that can stand a lot of erasing, because I seldom begin with a specific idea for a cartoon.

The scene in which Uxbal finds Mateo alone, abandoned by his mother, with a bruised face, is deeply upsetting, and all the harder to erase because Bardem plays it so calmly, reining in the urge to erupt.

For what it's worth, I had no trouble at all whipping up a little TC logo doodle, and while the "eraser" on the opposite end of the S-Pen sometimes had a bit of trouble erasing because I wasn't depressing the nib enough.

"There was a tiny, little tabby peeking around one of the pillars, and it was just too adorable to erase because it was like the pillar was his little scratching post, and he was peeking out to say: hello, I trust you.